Eurocollege

 

School Activites for 12 to 15 year olds

 
Guide EurocollègeAs part of its goal to make the education on Europe easier and more accessible for young people, CIIE offers to bring Eurocollege to your classroom or you can bring you class to the CIIE building. This animation, created specially for CIIE by dedicated, trained volunteers, has already been used in more than 130 colleges in Alsace since 2004.

During the presentation, the speaker will discuss, in an interactive way, the symbols, history and functioning of the enlarging Union as well as the capitals, traditions and characteristics of the 27 member states. In the second part of Eurocollege, the students are grouped into three teams to discover the 27 countries of the European Union through a set of questions and answers based on the main points discussed during the first part of the activity.

The best group is awarded the Eurocollege diploma and hand outs on Europe (maps, brochures…) are given to all participants.

 
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European diary


    • From 13 february 2012 to 16 february 2012

      Plenary session in the European Parliament in Strasbourg

    • The plenary session of the European Parliament is where the Parliament formally sits to vote on EU legislation and adopt its position on political issues. The plenary sessions take place 12 times a year in Strasbourg and there are also 6 mini-plenary sessions held in Brussels.

    • Place:

      European Parliament
      Strasbourg

    • From 12 march 2012 to 15 march 2012

      Plenary session in the European Parliament in Strasbourg

    • The plenary session of the European Parliament is where the Parliament formally sits to vote on EU legislation and adopt its position on political issues. The plenary sessions take place 12 times a year in Strasbourg and there are also 6 mini-plenary sessions held in Brussels.

    • Place:

      European Parliament
      Strasbourg


It happened on ...

11 february

The final purchase of the Louis Weiss building